From Bay Street Finance Maven...
Dana McIntyre is a Bay Street Financial maven. Successful and respected, she has built a reputation for having the right answers at the right time. It all comes crashing down when she finds herself out of work after a mass restructuring at the firm she worked for. Down on her luck, a simple phone call has her dropping her entire life on Bay Street to rush back up North.
...To Owner of a Flower Shop in Elliot Lake...
Her mother, the owner of a successful flower shop in the slowly shrinking city of Elliot Lake, has passed away and left all her worldly possessions (including the shop and everything in it!) to her only living relative--her daughter Dana. Dana isn't too happy about being forced back up North and back into the life she happily left behind for the fast-paced Toronto and returns with the intent of selling her mother's business, taking care of the funeral and other last arrangements... and going back to her new home and pick up the pieces of her life in Toronto.
...To the Prime Suspect in a Murder Investigation.
Gerry, her mother's lawyer and long time friend, is too happy to see Dana go back and quickly moves into action to make it happen, as per Dana's orders. But, in the middle of making those arrangements, Dana walks into her mother's shop one morning to find a dead body on the floor and her as the prime suspect.
She meets Brian, the cheerful and equally sharp minded OPP Inspector charged with getting to the bottom of the case.
It's a case that will take both of them to solve... before Dana ends up arrested for a murder she didn't commit and the true murderer strikes again.Writing as Eve Morrison, Kristan Cannon was born in Kirkland Lake and grew up on Murder She Wrote in the 90s, watching reruns with her grandmother. More of a science fiction writer, her grandmother challenged her to write something she'd like - and so Lilies for the Reaper and Eve Morrison came to be.
When not writing, Cannon can often be found exploring backroads, chasing the perfect cup of coffee, or plotting the next big twist.
